We architect recurring revenue streams for premium brands through social gaming ecosystems and turnkey physical activations.
Every relationship below was built — not bought. Categorized by sector, sustained by performance, and reactivated with each new opportunity our principals bring to market.
The Prestige Group operates as the strategic counterweight to in-house licensing teams — bringing the network, the diligence discipline, and the contract sophistication that a single brand cannot build in-house and a generic agency does not provide.
Identifying high-alpha developers before they surface in trade press. Continuous landscape mapping across Social Casino, Slots-as-a-Service, mobile F2P, and LBE operators with a focus on those positioned to scale recurring royalties for premium IP.
Utilizing a 20-year network for inaccessible deals. The most lucrative licensing opportunities are not put out to bid — they are warm-introduced. We open doors that competitive RFPs do not reach.
Rigorous partner auditing to protect the "North Star." Financial, operational, and reputational diligence on every counterparty — because a single mismanaged activation outlasts ten successful ones in the press cycle.
Contract architecture to post-launch optimization. We do not hand off after the term sheet — we sit on the operating committee, monitor royalty performance, and renegotiate proactively at renewal.
Two flagship initiatives currently in market. Each is structured for compounding economics — fixed-cost reusable assets in infrastructure, recurring royalty floors in gaming.
Modular LBE rollout taking premium anime IP into purpose-built ticketed activations across the Big Three U.S. regions. A 9-month touring footprint with reusable build assets and a fixed margin floor — engineered so each successive city compounds gross margin instead of eroding it.
Go-to-market playbook for translating premium IP into Social Casino, Slots-as-a-Service, and free-to-play ecosystems. Engineered for recurring royalty floors with performance escalators — not flat one-time fees — so a single deal compounds over the life of the franchise.
